What do you make of these comments about The Friedkins from Tim Cahill? 👀

daviescallum421w ago

The notion that just because Moshiri failed means we should never ever try and be ambitious ever again is insulting. He was totally clueless, but he tried his best. It wouldn't take a miracle worker with a bit of cash to come in and turn things around. At the very least, it'd be nice to start without having to try and sell our best young talent since Barkley

daviescallum421w ago

Really disappointing to hear from Tim. After the summer we've just endured, we're entitled to be asking questions.

harrybentley2181w ago

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tom.procter1w ago

TFG must be absolutely delighted with these comments. But I suspect a lot will disagree with Cahill. I certainly do. What’s wrong with wanting to dream and pushing the owners to show real ambition? It’s a travesty this great club has been languishing like it has. Has Cahill seen the size of the current squad??

chrisstafford12341w ago

Tim Cahill a great servant of the club has respect but I believe he is wrong with his comment they pay their people to attend matches they are not fans only doing a job not owners the previous owners attended on a regular basis if they had an interest in the club they would have been seen it's just a profit cow

ptrckbennett1w ago

Think this is a prime example of how we have fallen into and/or being thought of as the "Oliver" syndrome (Be grateful for what we've given you and never ask or dream of anything more) We used to be a passionate, ambitious huge club but over the years all that was stripped from us leaving only a club considered no more than a cash cow and that cannot go on!!

brogan1w ago

Is opening the club up to selling its best young player in the best interests of Everton? The fans’ reaction at Bournemouth would suggest not…